Power Stirrer Makita UT1400 1300 W 580 RPM

The Makita UT1400 power stirrer is a handheld electric mixing tool designed for consistent, low-speed mixing of viscous materials. Equipped with a robust 1300 W motor and an idle speed of 580 RPM, it handles lacquer, mortar, paint, plaster and powdered compounds. The unit supports mixing loads up to 50 kg and accepts stirrer paddles with diameters up to 14 cm, while weighing approximately 5.2 kg for easier handling on job sites and in workshops.

Advantages

With a powerful 1300 W motor and a precisely controlled 580 RPM idle speed, the Makita UT1400 delivers steady torque for homogenous mixes without excessive air incorporation. Its capacity to mix up to 50 kg and to use larger paddles (up to 14 cm) makes it suitable for a wide range of materials and batch sizes. The relatively low weight improves maneuverability and reduces operator fatigue during prolonged use, and the design emphasizes durability and straightforward operation.

Подходит для

• Приготовление штукатурных и клеевых растворов
• Смешивание красок и лаков
• Размешивание сухих смесей и порошков
• Малярные и ремонтные работы в строительстве

Key specifications

• Motor power: 1300 W
• Idle speed (no-load): 580 RPM
• Maximum mixing capacity: 50 kg
• Compatible stirrer diameter: up to 14 cm
• Weight: approximately 5.2 kg
• Tool type: handheld electric power stirrer for viscous materials

How to use

Fit a compatible mixing paddle with a diameter not exceeding 14 cm and secure it according to the tool’s chuck or attachment mechanism. Place the paddle into the material to be mixed before switching the unit on to reduce splatter. Start the stirrer at idle speed and move the paddle slowly through the mixture to achieve a uniform consistency, keeping the tool vertical and allowing the motor to work without overloading. For heavy or large batches approaching the 50 kg limit, monitor motor load and progress, and pause periodically to prevent overheating.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when mixing paints, solvents, or powdered compounds. For best results, choose a paddle profile suited to the material (e.g., spiral or paddle-type for mortars and paints) and avoid exceeding the specified mixing capacity and maximum paddle diameter to maintain motor life and mixing quality.